Legal 500
Facilities & Events Supervisor
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About Legal 500
Legal 500 is a global legal market research, data and intelligence business. Our research helps corporate clients make informed decisions about legal representation and gives law firms insight into their market position, performance, and clients.
Beyond research, we’re building a growing data, benchmarking, market-intelligence and subscription service offering. We bring the legal market together through a global programme of events - awards ceremonies, conferences and roundtables that convene leading law firms, in-house teams and their advisers. And through Legal Business, our journalistic title, we deliver independent news, analysis and commentary on the business of law and the strategy, performance and leadership of the world’s leading law firms.
We are a growing, multi-site organisation, with colleagues working across research, data, technology, product, journalism, commercial and events in London, Leeds and Bristol.
Role Overview
The International Arbitration Centre (IAC) is a highly regarded dispute resolution venue and event space based in the heart of London. We are seeking to appoint a Facilities & Events Supervisor to join our dynamic team, responsible for the execution of all facilities and operational duties ahead of each hearing and event, ensuring that all users of the Centre are exceptionally well looked after and encouraged to return.
This role requires a proactive professional with a strong Front of House or hospitality background, exceptional customer service skills, and a keen eye for detail. The Facilities & Events Supervisor will report directly to the Operations Manager.
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Key Responsibilities
- Open and close the facilities as required, ensuring the building is properly secured.
- Greet and assist clients adhering to the IAC standards to deliver a first-rate experience.
- Manage switchboard and take accurate messages to relaying them efficiently via email.
- Handle deliveries distribution and arrange couriers for UK and international shipments.
- Research upcoming clients’ profiles ahead of hearings/events and prepare access swipe cards for visitors to maintain facilities security.
- Maintain and update the client database for repeat visitors to provide useful profile records.
- Execute daily set-up of hearing rooms and meeting rooms to maintain a positive brand image.
- Manage breakfast and refreshments supplies, monitor stock, and place orders to meet hearings/events requirements.
- Set-up breakfast, lunches, and hot drinks for clients throughout the day.
- Restock soft drinks, snacks, and replenish water bottles, in hearing rooms and meeting rooms daily.
- Clear-up hearing rooms and meeting rooms after each break, and load/ unload the dishwasher.
- Maintain cleanliness and tidiness of all facilities to ensure adherence to high standards at all times.
- Report any maintenance issues or hazards to the Operations Manager.
- Assist clients with restaurant bookings, travel arrangements, and appointments when required.
- Assist with the set-up and organisation of internal events, including preparing badges.
- Perform ad hoc duties as required.
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This role requires adherence to our company's dress code and uniform policy, ensuring a professional and polished appearance is maintained at all times when representing the IAC.
Skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
- Hands-on experience with office equipment.
- Strong communication skills.
- Excellent organisational and time-management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks
- Ability to be resourceful, take initiative and be proactive when issues arise.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Flexibility and adaptability to changing situations and client needs.
- Attention to detail and accuracy in completing tasks.
- Strong customer service attitude.
- Additional languages are a plus.
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Working hours
- 8 hours a day with a 1-hour lunch break.
- Shift times generally vary between 7:00 am and 9 pm, but on rare occasions shifts may start as early as 6.30 am or finish as late as 10.00 pm.
- The times you will be working will be predominantly Monday - Friday, but occasional weekend working will be required.
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